What is more inappropriate?

[Xenon]

Only a millennial living in a bubble could possibly call a Sub a dress watch.

[Onikage]

Originally Posted by Xenon

Only a millennial living in a bubble could possibly call a Sub a dress watch.

A golden smartwatch is probably their ultimate dress watch. (I'm a millennial. Younger ones :p)

[Robf52]

Originally Posted by DG123

It's a tie.

[tekno]

Vintage Subs/GMT’s look good on any occasion.


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[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by Onikage

A golden smartwatch is probably their ultimate dress watch. (I'm a millennial. Younger ones :p)

I have a white gold Apple Watch.

Because you know:

#stayhumble


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[Mr. Drunmond]

Hell, i haven't even worn pants for the past 3 months. Mostly i wear my SD, but sometimes when feeling really fancy in my shorts, i wear the patek and prance around the house. My wife is unimpressed.

[Onikage]

Originally Posted by schoolboy

I have a white gold Apple Watch.

Because you know:

#stayhumble


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Indeed yellow gold applewatches are so 2017 (or whenever it was).

[socialpro]

Both look right at home in their respective settings. That day-date looks great.

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by Onikage

Indeed yellow gold applewatches are so 2017 (or whenever it was).

Haha I was kidding!


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[myc ritz]

Originally Posted by Fabrice M

It’s never what you wear, is it? It’s how you wear it.

This

[NachoNeal]

Originally Posted by Xenon

Only a millennial living in a bubble could possibly call a Sub a dress watch.

Do you think this statement says more about you or more about a millennial?

[AF_Rob]

Originally Posted by NachoNeal

Do you think this statement says more about you or more about a millennial?

I know, right? I’m a millennial by common definition and I would consider a Sub a dress watch, depending on the definition of “dress”.

In the purest definition, from what I’ve commonly read, a dress watch would be a simple three hander, precious metal, leather strap.

I consider a dress watch any watch that I would wear in my professional setting, or say, a wedding. Which means, almost any watch in my collection, including my Sub.

However, what would I know, I’m just a millennial.


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[BiG JeEzY]

Submariner with a suit is more inappropriate for me.

A Datejust and Day Date will always be my ideal pick when I wear suits.

A Day Date would still go nice at the beach with just beach attire.

[Jamhot]

It seems the best argument that the pro Sub suit wearers can muster is it doesn't matter anymore & everyone is doing it now. If we follow that logic, you may as well wear tennis shoes & a baseball cap with your suit as well. Add a red nose for some much needed individuality.

[A-Wax]

As long as we're not citing the fictional character James Bond as justification, do what works for you!

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[Dazzle]

Originally Posted by NachoNeal

Oh snap!

We can talk in the corner....away from those guys


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[Psmith]

Nevermind the watches, how about a suit at the beach, or swimwear at the office?

[Onikage]

Originally Posted by Psmith

Nevermind the watches, how about a suit at the beach, or swimwear at the office?

A Sub would make a suit more appropriate for the beach and a Day-Date would make swimwear more appropriate for the office.

[Aberdein]

Would I wear a Sub with a suit, yes why not and have done so on many occasions at work and socializing. Would I wear a DD with a suit? No not even with shorts, T shirt and flip flops at the beach. DD's and anything with a fluted bezel have zero appeal to me and would never buy one.
Just MHO..

[Psmith]

Originally Posted by Onikage

A Sub would make a suit more appropriate for the beach and a Day-Date would make swimwear more appropriate for the office.

Perfect solution

[j0hnny]

Originally Posted by Brew

I would have no problem wearing a dd at the beach. But I would never wear a sub with a suit; especially if I owned a dd.

This. A DD is still a sports watch, no issues at the beach, same with the sub. I’d never wearing a sub with a suit either.


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[G.Montag]

Originally Posted by j0hnny

This. A DD is still a sports watch, no issues at the beach, same with the sub. I’d never wearing a sub with a suit either.


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And what kind of "sport" is the DD designed for? Unless posting pictures of your wrist on the internet is considered a sport these days...

[j0hnny]

Originally Posted by G.Montag

And what kind of "sport" is the DD designed for? Unless posting pictures of your wrist on the internet is considered a sport these days...

I don’t know, playing tennis? I really don’t think it has to have a specific purpose, I just think it’s looks, build and waterproofing make it such.


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[Lukebennett21]

Would love to have the option to make either faux pas!

[rodri]

I don't really care too much about what's approiate I usually wear what I most enjoy. Howver if I had to choose I think the sub with a suit woudl be more inappropriate for me . I love the look of the sub but I feel like it doesn't really match a suit too well . To me it feels a bit out of place. I don't totally hate it on the suit but personally I feel the datejust at the beach is more appropriate as I feel it can be dressed down

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[Mdsmith35]

Don't listen to the haters. It's all about how you wear the watch. Don't let the watch wear you.

[Krash]

Sub with a suit is fine to me. I wear my Sub with a suit all the time.

Day date on the beach?

[zengineer]

Originally Posted by A-Wax

As long as we're not citing the fictional character James Bond as justification, do what works for you!

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I haven't read all the posts...did they trot out British Royalty too again?

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[Vinnee]

They look really good to me. I don't see any issue.

[franklin]

Great watches can go anywhere.